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I am ayodeji from nigeria but resides in johannesburg south adrica. i want to apply for israel visa here in south africa and i wanna know how much is the visa fees
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It depends on the type of visa. Tourist visas are issued free on entry to Israel. If you have doubts or a criminal record you should make enquiries first.
For the rest see here
http://embassies.gov.il/pretoria/ConsularServices/Pages/Visa-Information.aspx
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Wrong site notify Israel;s consulate for your request
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Visa Information
(a) Visa fees are non-refundable and
subject to change without notice. The High Commission reserves the
right on granting and deciding type/duration of visa irrespective
of the fees tendered at the time of making application. Granting
of Visa does not confer the right of entry to India and is subject
to the discretion of the Immigration Authorities. Visa can be applied
for in person or by post at the High Commission of India in London.
Visa applications from persons not ordinarily residing in the UK
or from people of Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan origin are
considered only in the High Commission of India, London and Consulate
General of India, Birmingham and their processing may take one week
or in some cases much longer. Applicants not ordinarily resident
in the UK and Sri Lankan nationals are required to complete an additional
form. Pakistani and Bangladeshi nationals have to file special visa
application forms. In the following cases processing of applications
will take longer: (a) British Nationals holding dual nationality
or of other origin, (b) applicants not resident in the UK, (c) where
clearance from India is mandatory, (d) visitors to restricted areas
and (e) certain cases where documents may need to be verified. Visa
Section will contact the applicant about the time of delivery for
such passports. Please note that each application is examined individually
and the time taken for issuing Visa will vary from case to case.
Visitors to restricted/protected areas need special permits and
for this purpose an additional form has to be completed. Please
contact the High Commission of India, London if you wish to ascertain
whether any of the places you intend to visit fall in the category
of restricted/protected areas.
Specific Visas are granted for a variety of purposes. The principal
types of Visa issued are mentioned below. Please contact the High
Commission of India for further details if you are visiting India
for purposes other than tourism, such as journalism, conferences,
yoga, voluntary work, mountaineering or other expeditions. The visa
application form is, however, the same. Separate forms are available
for Pakistani and Bangladeshi Nationals.
(b) Requirements for Visa
1. 1. Original passport valid for at least
6 months
2. Correct visa fee
3. Two passport size photographs (5
photographs in case of Pakistani Nationals)
4. Supporting documents, where necessary
5. Duly completed application form
(Pakistani and Bangladeshi Nationals need to apply on special
application forms)
2. Additional requirements for different
types of Visa are given below.
a. Tourist Visa
Tourists wishing to visit India
will normally be granted tourist Visa, effective from the date
of issue. Tourist Visa are non-extendible
and non-convertible. Travel Agents who have
to visit India frequently may be granted
tourist Visa for a longer duration.
b. Business Visa
Business Visa are normally granted for 3
or 6 months. However, multiple-entry Business Visa for
up to 2 years validity may be granted to technicians/experts going
to India in pursuance of bilateral agreements
or joint venture projects having government approval.
c. Student and Employment Visa
Student Visa can be obtained on furnishing
proof of admission to recognized Universities/Institutions
in India. Employment Visa can also be obtained on furnishing of
proof of employment with companies in India.
d. Transit Visa
Transit Visa are valid for halts of up to
72 hours in India within 15 days from the date of issue of the
visa and must be obtained before departure. Transit Visa cannot
be obtained from immigration counters at
ports of entry in India. Evidence of onward travel to a destination
outside India is required.
e. Entry Visa
Entry Visa are issued to persons of
Indian origin for a duration of up to 5 years. These can be obtained,
depending on the purpose of visit and eligibility, on a case by
case basis.
Please Note : Persons holding long term Visa (having validity
exceeding 6 months) are normally not expected to stay in India more
than 6 months during each visit. Please refer to the boxed note
further down for requirement to register with the Foreigners Registration
Office (FRO)/Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO).
Visa Exemption Letters for Minors
Visa Exemption Letters previously granted to children of Indian
origin (for a maximum validity of 90 days from the date of issue)
have been discontinued since 1 July 1999. Visa Exemption Letters
issued in the past are hence no longer valid. All children holding
separate passports are now required to obtain regular Visa.
For more information, please visit the site
http://passport.nic.in/visrules.htm
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